Farting Illegal in Malawi

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I guess I would be breaking the law three times today if I were in Malawi...
 
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They'll probably have to install these to detect if anyone farts:lol:
 
I can't believe they forgot loud and proud.:lol:
 
um...just did. Good thing I"m where I am.

It's hard to detect something like that, though, since, well...people fart tens to hundreds of times a day.
 
On the other hand, if they simply fine someone instead of throwing them in jail, this may be a brilliant idea to help get the Malawi government out of any debt. Think of it as a new tax, one that stinks, literally!
 
I guess that means no more cheese and citrus fundraisers, get it? The fart tax would be a brilliant way to pay off debt. I could see putting noise cancelling material in their pants to supress the noise made when they fart, then they'll get away with it. Them REBELS!:lol:
 
I'm totally cool with this law, but only if enforced on airplanes. Or at least, a loss of frequent-flier mileage.
 
I think I'd be sent to death row after the gas I had at work last night.
 
I'd be broke if I lived in Malawi now
 
"And some are like tear gas, they just go "shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh".":sick: :yuck: :lol:
 
This is ridiculous. I suppose next they'll outlaw coughing and sneezing.

I've heard some ridiculous laws in my time on this earth, but this is idiotic. Moronic.

P.S, I haven't watched the video as my computer's being a pain and wouldn't load it so if this is some joke, I must be looking pretty stupid right now.
 
The video is not a joke but is quite funny.
 
I'd break the law way to much if I lived there, especially after breakfast :lol:
 
But People may spontaneously com-bust!!!
 
My buddy farted in Malawi a while ago, now I'm waiting for the INTERPOL to show up at his house.
 
Thatman, nice reference to South Park. I still don't understand how they enforce this law.
 
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